How to Raise a Highly Intelligent Golden Retriever? These Foods Must Not Be Fed

As a breed ranked in the top four in the world for dog intelligence, the Golden Retriever is a relatively modern and very popular dog breed. Golden Retrievers have excellent swimming endurance. They are also very easy to feed in daily life and are loved by everyone. So do you know how a Golden Retriever should be raised? And what things a Golden Retriever cannot eat?

1. How should a Golden Retriever be raised?

1. Just after arriving in a new environment, a small Golden Retriever may bark nonstop because of unease, especially at night when the lights are turned off for sleep. At this time, as the owner, you should prepare enough food and water, prepare a warm and comfortable crate or mat for it, pad it with your soft old clothes, and place the crate somewhere it can see you at any time (such as beside the bed or against the bedroom wall). This can reduce its sense of fear.

2. If it still howls, do not turn on the light to comfort it every time it howls. Comforting it twice is enough, and after a few days it will naturally quiet down.

4. A 2-to-3-month-old Golden Retriever's stomach and intestines still cannot handle hard dog food, so it should be soaked in boiling water before feeding, 3 times a day. If it does not eat, take the bowl away. Do not keep leaving it on the floor, as that makes it easy for the dog to eat whenever it wants. Puppies have no concept of being full, and eating freely is also bad for their teeth. For drinking water, try to give cooled boiled water, which can reduce the chance of intestinal worms. Absolutely do not let it drink milk!

5. After bringing it home and letting it settle for one week to ten days, you can take it to get vaccinated. During the vaccination period, do not go out, and try not to let it come into contact with other unfamiliar cats and dogs. Be sure to choose a reliable hospital, and afterward try not to change hospitals. A veterinarian who knows your dog can be a great help when something important happens. During this period, it should take trace elements and calcium tablets.

6. Golden Retrievers before one year of age are especially mischievous, little home-wrecking experts. Some small Golden Retrievers love to destroy things, and even bite their owner's hands and feet. Because their baby teeth are growing, Golden Retrievers feel very itchy, and it must be very uncomfortable. At this time, you should buy it some things for chewing, such as chew bones (made of cowhide, edible), dental floss rope, Golden Retriever chew sticks, vegetable sticks, and so on.

2. What things can a Golden Retriever not eat?

1. Do not feed a Golden Retriever chocolate

2. Do not feed a Golden Retriever raw eggs

3. Do not feed a Golden Retriever seasonings. Such as soy sauce, salt, MSG, sugar, Sichuan pepper, etc.

3. Do not feed some foods that are difficult to digest. Such as soybeans, sesame, and squid and the like also cannot be eaten.

4. Do not feed raw water. Keep changing the fresh water, and do not leave stale water unchanged for several days.